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In reply to Mr. Wolfe
I was sick at the time. I put the money on the bed. My wife may have mixed up the change. We used sometimes to draw 50 notes and 150 notes, I knew because they were paid out. That
was done once, I think, in Mr. Leete's time.
In reply to Mr. Messer
The European Police often draw their pay in 850 notes.
In reply to Mr. Kemp
I cannot say if any 100 notes were drawn in March.
In reply to Mr. Messer
Mr. Leete gave me two separate sums. I did not count them.
They were mostly in fives and tens.
In reply to Mr. Wolfe -
Sometimes Chau Chik-sang came on the last day of the month, and sometimes later.
If he did not happen to call on the day on which I drew the money, I gave it to the accountant if he were there, or kept it
in the drawer. I never took it out of the Station.
In reply to Mr. Kemp
I took it out on this occasion because the Station coolie was there.
In reply to Mr. Wolfe
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I once handed it back to Mr. Taylor.
In reply to Mr. Messer
I am not secured. You recommended that I should not give
security. I have nothing to do with the cash. I drew the
money because Chau Chi-sang asked me. I witness signatures on receipts.
Richard James Leete.
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We had nothing else but 5 notes left at the asse of the day.
We had had fifties and hundreds but they had run out. To Mr. Wolfo
There was a great crowd. Mr. Mok made out the envelopes. I put the money in. Anyone who happened to be there would be called